E422: Founding CIO of Berkeley Endowment on Track Records, Contrarian Investing & First-Time Funds
Why do so many GPs misunderstand what institutional LPs actually care about? David sits down with John-Austin Saviano, an Backing & Building Challenger Investment Firms and Former Endowment CIO, argues that one of the biggest mistakes GPs make is overemphasizing track record. Great LPs care less about the headline…
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